Just in the process of migrating a DBISAM based application to ElevateDB. I use the BeforeExecute and AfterExecute to display and remove a progress bar dialogue box and OnQueryProgress to update the progress bar. Presumably I can use ElevateDB's OnProgress for the update. I can't just see where I can find an alternative to the before/after execute events to display and hide my progress dialogue form. Does anyone know if this is possible?

Many thanks,
Ian Turner

Ian


How about BeforeOpen and AfterOpen? There's also the Before and AfterRefresh events if you're just refreshing a query.

Roy Lambert

Ian Turner wrote on Fri, 4 Jun 2010 08:56:31 -0400

>Just in the process of migrating a DBISAM based application to ElevateDB. I use the BeforeExecute and AfterExecute to display and remove a progress bar dialogue box and OnQueryProgress to update the progress bar. Presumably I can use ElevateDB's OnProgress for the update. I can't just see where I can find an alternative to the before/after execute events to display and hide my progress dialogue form. Does anyone know if this is possible?
>
>Many thanks,
>Ian Turner
>

Ian,

<< Just in the process of migrating a DBISAM based application to ElevateDB.
I use the BeforeExecute and AfterExecute to display and remove a progress
bar dialogue box and OnQueryProgress to update the progress bar. Presumably
I can use ElevateDB's OnProgress for the update. I can't just see where I
can find an alternative to the before/after execute events to display and
hide my progress dialogue form. Does anyone know if this is possible? >>

Roy is correct - you want the Before/AfterOpen events.

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" wrote:

Roy is correct - you want the Before/AfterOpen events.

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That worked fine.

Thanks to you both,
Ian